hitching post Antonyms
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Meaning of hitching post
Wordnet
hitching post (n)
a fixed post with a ring to which a horse can be hitched to prevent it from straying
hitching post Sentence Examples
- The horses waited patiently at the hitching post outside the saloon.
- The rancher tethered his stallion to the sturdy hitching post before dismounting.
- The blacksmith hammered a new hook onto the hitching post, ensuring it could withstand the weight of a fully loaded wagon.
- The carriage clattered to a stop, and the coachman leaped down to secure the horses at the hitching post.
- The weary travelers were grateful for the shade provided by the towering hitching post next to the inn.
- The town square was a hub of activity, with horses and wagons tethered to hitching posts lining the streets.
- The blacksmith's apprentice struggled to lift the heavy anvil onto the hitching post.
- The mayor erected a hitching post in front of the courthouse for the convenience of citizens on trial.
- The farmer tied his plow horse to the hitching post near the barn, ready for a day's work in the fields.
- The sculptor carved an intricate hitching post shaped like a majestic eagle, a testament to the town's equestrian heritage.
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a fixed post with a ring to which a horse can be hitched to prevent it from straying
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The horses waited patiently at the hitching post outside the saloon.
The rancher tethered his stallion to the sturdy hitching post before dismounting.
The blacksmith hammered a new hook onto the hitching post, ensuring it could withstand the weight of a fully loaded wagon.
The carriage clattered to a stop, and the coachman leaped down to secure the horses at the hitching post.
